Second Hand Iphone 4

Second Hand Iphone 4

from a source of previously owned goods; “I prefer to buy second hand”

hand marking seconds on a timepiece

An extra hand in some watches and clocks that moves around to indicate the seconds

an intermediate person; used in the phrase `at second hand’; “he could learn at second hand from books”

iphone 4

The iPhone 4 is a slate smartphone designed and developed by Apple. It is the fourth generation of iPhone, and successor to the iPhone 3GS.

second hand iphone 4 – Skagen Men's

Skagen Men's 572XLSXZD Sports Silver Link with Second Hand Watch

With a minimalist design aesthetic and a low-profile stainless steel case, the Skagen Men’s Sports Watch is a stylish timepiece accessory that won’t get in the way of your active, stylish lifestyle. Its attractive light brown dial comes protected by a genuine mineral crystal and sports silver-tone baton and Arabic hour markers. The dial also features luminous silver-tone hands and the Skagen namesake at the twelve o’clock position. The watch is kept on your wrist with a stainless steel band that closes with a deployment buckle, and the watch is water resistant to 99 feet (30 meters). Other features include Japanese quartz movement and the satisfaction of owning a trusted Skagen timepiece.

New Toy

I probably don’t have to tell you how fabulous this little device is.

I mean, you probably already know.

But I can tell you about what a hassle it was to get my hands on one. Being a Canadian citizen living in the U.S., I happen to not have a Social Security Number, which caused some issues with both the Apple Store and AT&T when I tried to buy my iPhone. "I realize that AT&T would like to perform a credit check," I said, "And that they can’t do it without a SIN. But I’m willing to pay the deposit, since I don’t have a SIN. Can’t you just bypass that step?"

Turns out that no, they can’t. And the AT&T booth outside the Apple store in the mall? They can’t do anything about anything. Somebody mentions that AT&T has a dummy SIN, which they use to add the deposit for people who don’t have a SIN. The "Geniuses" at Apple had never heard such a thing, but Google had. Google told me in 30 seconds flat what that dummy SIN was. I relayed that information to the Apple Genius, and a few minutes later I had a working iPhone 4.

2:52 – New Title. New Phone.

For my second week, I have taken another product shot. I did this as I finally got my hands on this beautiful device: the iPhone 4.

It takes a little to get used to the flat backside, but I can definitely live with a less ergonomic backside – and much more horse power – the old 3g was becoming too slow, unfortunately.

I learned quite a bit from shooting this – as the screen can be quite a challenge at best. Reflections, or bad light coming from the screen itself makes it hard to shoot displays I think. But I think I made it work with this one.